Pro Snowboarder Robin Van Gyn and Paige Alms act as mentors to up-and-comers Estelle Pensiero and Izzi Gomez, exercising the importance of knowledge, and also, contrasting the snow and surf landscapes (British Columbia and Maui). This episode is about intuitive knowledge, experience, and the importance of mentorship for the next generation.

Snowboarders Jessa Gilbert and Maria Thomsen defy the rules to pursue snowboarding, art, and motherhood on their own terms. Cold water surfers Sanoa Olin and Hanna Scott both challenge the stereotypes of surfing and bring creativity and different landscapes into play paving a new path. Each of these characters are overcoming the stereotypes of what they thought they were supposed to be.

Snowboarder Marie-France Roy and Leah Dawson collaborate with young zero waste activist Irie Smith and Art Activist Hannah Eddy to show us the many forms of environmental and social justice activism that can take form. This episode is about doing what you can with what you have, and the importance of fighting for a better future. We explore how these characters become agents of change to speak up against environmental degradation and social injustice.

Kristin Ebeling, Snowboarder Leanne Pelosi, and BIPOC Surf crew Textured Waves take us through their journey’s to creating space and visibility for others and the legacies they are building in their respective sports. Young skater and snowboarder Juliette Pelchat is just starting her own movement giving us a full picture of what the legacies built have given the youth of today. This episode is about visibility and creating opportunity for others to participate.